Sentences with phrase «sugar free claims»

By substituting refined sugar for Dark Date Juice Concentrate in the classic coffee cake recipe you can achieve low sugar and refined sugar free claims.

The usual glucose syrup, muscovado sugar and honey used for binding granola bars are replaced with Dark and Golden Date Juice Concentrates which allow refined sugar free claims and are suitable for vegans.

Not exact matches

But here is the kicker... even though I see claims all over the web that coconut sugar is effectively fructose free, it is made of 70 % -80 % sucrose, which is half fructose!

Sorry to barge in here but I am rather skeptical about your «sugar - free» claim.

Innovative claims the cinnamon and bitter melon combination make it suitable for those with Type - 2 diabetes and is the only sugar - free or low - calorie snack that offers this combination.

If a non-organic product contains corn, soy, canola oil, or even sugar (as a significant amount of sugar is now produced from GMO sugar beets) it may contain GMOs unless the manufacturer makes a specific claim that their product is GMO free.

However, I don't see how you can claim they are sugar - free!

However if the food label claim is correct the Pizza Express Gluten Free Margarita I tested has an incredible amount of fiber and almost no sugars.

The problem is that claims such as «no artificial colours or flavours», «contains wholegrain», «added vitamin and minerals», «source of fibre» and «99 % fat free» are masking a cereal that's fibre - flimsy, contains too much salt, too much sugar or all of the above.

Replacing sugar in kitchen sauces allows for «refined sugar free» and «100 % natural» claims.

As an ingredient, dates offer a great solution for reducing sugar content, enhancing taste, increasing fibre content, and making clean, gluten - free, vegan, no refined sugar, and 100 % natural claims on food labels.

In the last 5 years, only about 2.6 % of newly launched cooking and table sauces have been registered with sugar related claims (low sugar, no added sugar, or sugar free).

They are 100 % natural and refined sugar free, contributing to clean label claims while giving the sauces thicker consistency, sweeter taste and natural colour.

Using date ingredients for caramel flavour can help you achieve clean and clear label, with claims such 100 % natural, refined sugar free, no artificial colours, reduced sugar, raw, vegan positioning your brand as healthy, consumer friendly and socially responsible.

For example, over 9 % of new product launches in the UK between June 2015 - June 2016 featured sugar free / low sugar / no added sugar claims.

As they contain only naturally occurring sugars, they are suitable for clean label claims such as refined sugar free, low sugar and even no added sugar in certain formulations.

Claims relating to sugar content (sugar - free, low - sugar and no - added - sugar) have increased consistently in recent years, however, probably aided by advances in the use of new, particularly natural, sweeteners.

Containing only naturally occurring sugars, dates as an ingredient can help develop a clean and clear label with sugar related claims such as: refined sugar free, no added sugar, reduced sugar and low sugar.

Including dates in finished products can contribute towards clean and clear labels with claims such as 100 % natural, refined sugar free, no added sugar, high fibre, raw, and can be reflected in shorter ingredient declaration which is what consumers are looking for.

Often when recipes claim to be sugar free it really means that they've replaced cane sugar or another refined sugar with dried fruit or brown rice syrup or some other form of less processed sugar.

The value used to define sugar - free is based upon the approved nutrition claim for sugar - free in the EU Nutrition & Health Claims Regulation legislation (EC) No 1924/2006.

What I admire about Farmstand is that instead of claiming their food is «refined sugar free» they simply tell you straight the few products that have sugar added — this is their sweet muffins, chocolate bars and hot chocolate only at time of writing.

but even the healthiest honey is not sugar - free as the recipe claims.

The 3/4 cup of honey in this recipe is contributing 209 grams of sugar, so as your recipes claims «sugar - free», that is not accurate and is misleading.

Well, besides usually being higher in sugar and other junk ingredients, the gluten - free claim creates a «health halo» so you're often reaching for seconds and thirds.

Products that contain these sweeteners will often have claims on their labels, such as, «contains no refined sugar» or «refined sugar - free.»

As with all foods, you need to carefully read the food labels for calorie and carbohydrate content, regardless of any claims that the food is sugar - free or low - sugar.

Rather than striving to get skinny and being attracted to claims such as «sugar free,» «zero calorie,» «blocks fat,» «melts pounds,» etc., let's be real.

But here is the kicker... even though I see claims all over the web that coconut sugar is effectively fructose free, it is made of 70 % -80 % sucrose, which is half fructose!

The product description claims the gluten - free cookbook has recipes for breads, desserts, breakfast dishes, sauces, salad dressings, and condiments and that they can be made without dairy, or eggs, or refined sugar, or all of the above.

Other sugar daddy sites claim to be free for sugar babies but they make you pay them...

It, also, has claimed to be absolutely free for Sugar Babies, so I tried the sugar dating site.

Almost all the sugar dating sites make this claim, but all they really mean is that «signing up» is free.